On Monday, the FIFA Inspection Team, who are assessing the technical bids of the countries competing for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, arrived in England.

The inspectors have a packed schedule of visiting stadiums, host cities and receiving presentations.

To coincide with the inspection visit, England 2018 has created 'Back The Bid Week' which kicks off with activity at football matches throughout the country.

On Tuesday 24th August, a national 'Wear Your Shirt to Work Day' will be staged to mark 100 days to go until FIFA announce which countries will be awarded the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Football fans across England are encouraged to show their love of football by wearing their favourite football shirts to work and demonstrate the commitment to the game that exists in this country.

Next week it will also be revealed how many supporters from England and around the globe have backed England 2018, so please add your name before then to boost that number. Some of the biggest names in sport, entertainment and politics have backed the bid including: Formula One Champions Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, Hollywood actor Ray Winstone, the England cricket team and musicians Noel Gallagher and Robbie Williams.

The simplest thing for you to do is to sign up to the campaign by going to www.england2018bid.com

England 2018 needs your support so please Back the Bid this week.